s the upstrem or the down stream?
23424
I believe it is up stream . the catalytic converter was towards the rear as i replaced the sensor.
323734
Both, but it can't handle much wind. Remember, that wind is greater up by the roof. So, if you don't have control at that height you'll end up on a roof.
648271
There must be a slight gradient, but it is not apparent. Water does not pool, it drains really well.
1990572
I am not sure what you mean by down stream. We used the part on a 1997 Toyota 4Runner. It replaced the oxygen sensor on the front side. The removal of the old part and installation of the new part took less than fifteen minutes. The new part works fine and we longer get the check engine code that indicated the original oxygen sensor had failed. We saved $160.00 by purchasing this part from Amazon and installing it ourselves. In fact, my grandson crawled underneath the car and did it for us. As for finding an answer to your question, you might do an Internet search for upstream vs downstream oxygen sensors for your automobile. Autozone or another auto part shop will check the check engine light code for you for free. Toyota wanted $49.00 just to tell us what code had caused the light to come on. My son did a search on the Internet to find the lowest price replacement part. We were delighted with the results. We got the part quickly and it fixed the problem.
1122707
Neither, In between. It needs to halfway. Don't feel bad if it doesn't work. I thought it was crap!
1378702
I would certainly think so. Only difference I can imagine is that the amt of water distributed is less.
1352073
The hummers here in north Texas can reach the very bottom. We just try not to let it get that low... ;)
1402042
I, personally, am not aware of a down side. I use it as recommended. It may be years before it can rate it's effectiveness. I'm did look into my tank this past summer and it was clean and appeared to be empty. But that was only 6 months after it was pumped.
782739
I don't think so. I never tried but I'm traveling now so can't go check. But, I really doubt it will go down. A great product though!
911010
I don't swim or hike in the rain, so I have no experience with this question and don't even understand what the difference would be between the two terms. So I can't help.
2220930
It's definitely more up and down than side to side. There are little bumps on the steps so I've never felt like I've been sliding, even though the steps do slightly go to the side when you're on the downstep. i think it feels more natura to have the slight side movement rather than strict, straight up and down.
657067
No idea but it has good spread so I would say more flood. It doesn't give a particular angle or I overlooked it.
1018278
Jennifer, I always kept it up to the very top as it would get louder the lower the water went. Without looking it up, I can't remember when I bought this fountain but it gave me difficulty so now we are back to the old water dish until we decide what to do. Again, without looking it up, we had another brand that is larger (blue and white) that lasted a lot longer; about two and a half years. This one didn't last a year.
1356608
I believe it can go up to 99:59. It might be able to go higher. It might go into "round 2". It can go to 59:59.
911560
A little of both but leaning toward flood..... super bright. what is your application?
267652
You do not want anti-shock. Uphill it takes energy just when you need it the most, wastes it on the release. Level you don't need it. Downhill it does absorb energy at the cost of leaving you not sure of the poles status. Your arms and elbows do it better while providing accurate feedback as to your stability. Anti-shock is glitz for the newbies, I'm afraid.
327316
I agree with the other gentlemen. The heavier the recoil the more something negative can and will happen, (Murphy's Law) just when you need your A-game going for you. However, with all that's been said, give it a try and keep us all posted. I wish you luck!